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Yeah, I've also been wondering about this. I've been transcribing them pretty accurately, with all the "like" and "um" and "ah" and even some false starts. I only did this because it helps prevent little personal (and possibly erroneous) interpretations of what was said, and while the text makes a lot of sense to me when I proof-read it while listening to the interview again (before submitting it), I have no idea if it's too confusing when read only...
 
If you guys decide you want a "cleaner" text, I'll edit the transcriptions I've made so far a little bit.

I don't buy for a single second that American is about Barrie. It just doesn't make any sense to me.
Dude's white af, his skin certainly isn't 'golden brown'. He also doesn't seem like the type of guy who'd listen to Crystal Method or drives fast around LA flirting with random girls, he actually seems like the exact opposite of that. 
 
 
And am I the only one who thinks Bel Air is simply about / inspired by Axl Rose? It's full of GnR references (run to heavens gates, sweet child of mine, idol of roses iconic soul) & this line - You've got a flair for the violentest kind of love anywhere out there - also fits. Besides, well, it wouldn't be the first time she wrote about him, would it?

@ I agree it's a good video, though imo maybe not the best one there. What I meant is that everyone rides his dick like there's no tomorrow & he's the next Michael Jackson but, frankly, he's not that good. This whole media / music industry created 'legendary status' around him is annoying af (like, a 15 minute performance, really?). Same re: Beyoncé.

She's so grunge in her looks and answers. 'i don't give a shit about my career y'all idk if it's finished or not and what was that, tropico? lol soon I THINK bye'
 
Gah, I want her to sign my hand and take pics with me too

@@getdrunk Pretty sure she mumbles 'I dunno'.
 
And aww @ Barrie waiting for her to get in the car & closing the door for her, what a gent.

Lana's clearly a '90s bitch'.

Come on, it says he has no money and is living with (and probably taking care of) his elderly mother, that's a sad thing to happen to anyone regardless of whether people like him or not. He probably got paid for this story and they're going to turn into more of a drama. The music industry is cruel, plenty of people end up poor and bitter when their careers don't work out, "So Legit" reeks of similar entitled bitterness. The only thing with this article is that Lana seems awkwardly worked in. 

i feel sorry for bob, he sounds like a nice guy who just wanted to help young artists. maybe gaga wasn't contractually obliged to pay him but i understand that he's disappointed after mentoring her for so long. i expected lana to give him some $$ too though, she has plenty. i hope they're in contact.

@ I agree it's a good video, though imo maybe not the best one there. What I meant is that everyone rides his dick like there's no tomorrow & he's the next Michael Jackson but, frankly, he's not that good. This whole media / music industry created 'legendary status' around him is annoying af (like, a 15 minute performance, really?). Same re: Beyoncé.

@ I agree it's a good video, though imo maybe not the best one there. What I meant is that everyone rides his dick like there's no tomorrow & he's the next Michael Jackson but, frankly, he's not that good. This whole media / music industry created 'legendary status' around him is annoying af (like, a 15 minute performance, really?). Same re: Beyoncé.

Fucking THANK YOU.
 
http://noisey.vice.com/en_uk/blog/the-vmas-are-proof-that-america-is-dead-inside

And what's worse, she says: 'I think in a month'...

@@getdrunk Pretty sure she mumbles 'I dunno'.
 
And aww @ Barrie waiting for her to get in the car & closing the door for her, what a gent.